My government never protected me from these attacks and no one was interested in investigating it, even though, that's technically multiple federal violations of wire fraud and cyberterrorism.
If you use Linux and don't mind RTFM, it is completely your fault. Government or hackers have nothing to do with it at all.
But cold fusion looks like it's on the verge of a breakthru.
Cold fusion seem to exist, but it is still can't be used as energy source. You need much more energy to sustain it, than you get from it.
The same is with thermonuclear fusion. You could easily build working thermonuclear fusion reactor spending a weekend in garage (search "fusor"), but it will not be self-sustaineable source of energy.
But the dark heart of this alchemy (nuclear physics) is that it always becomes weaponizeable
Absolutely everything with energy output and/or density high enough to provide a decent amount of energy allowing individual to become independent from authorities is theoretically weaponizeable. Every working technology of that kind will be declared "weaponizeable", "harmful" and will be prohibited for individual use, like RITEGs f.e..
You would always have to hide from authorities if you finally find a way to build some independent energy source powerful enough to gain energy independence.
Everything should be open source. It's the only way to have a future.
Physics is still open source. F.e. everybody who are interested could easily find out how to build a small and simple nuclear reactor. But you are artificially limited in usage of that knowledge by state restrictions on materials or instruments needed.
However, openness is a good flag to filter hoaxes and other garbage. If you see or read something on some highly interesting and fringe topic and it have undisclosed "commercial secret", "know-how" or failure to mention important details, preventing you from replication - this is a 100% hoax.
If you use Linux and don't mind RTFM, it is completely your fault. Government or hackers have nothing to do with it at all.
Cold fusion seem to exist, but it is still can't be used as energy source. You need much more energy to sustain it, than you get from it.
The same is with thermonuclear fusion. You could easily build working thermonuclear fusion reactor spending a weekend in garage (search "fusor"), but it will not be self-sustaineable source of energy.
Absolutely everything with energy output and/or density high enough to provide a decent amount of energy allowing individual to become independent from authorities is theoretically weaponizeable. Every working technology of that kind will be declared "weaponizeable", "harmful" and will be prohibited for individual use, like RITEGs f.e..
You would always have to hide from authorities if you finally find a way to build some independent energy source powerful enough to gain energy independence.
Physics is still open source. F.e. everybody who are interested could easily find out how to build a small and simple nuclear reactor. But you are artificially limited in usage of that knowledge by state restrictions on materials or instruments needed.
However, openness is a good flag to filter hoaxes and other garbage. If you see or read something on some highly interesting and fringe topic and it have undisclosed "commercial secret", "know-how" or failure to mention important details, preventing you from replication - this is a 100% hoax.